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→Preventing raw pointer access to subsystems
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So we need to make sure that "optional" subsystems are "clean" in that they are not directly used by any other subsystems. | So we need to make sure that "optional" subsystems are "clean" in that they are not directly used by any other subsystems. | ||
For starters, it would probably suffice to overload the -> operator for the Globals class and simply allocate the requested subsystems lazily. | For starters, it would probably suffice to overload the -> operator for the Globals class and simply allocate the requested subsystems lazily by setting a property signal to call the SGPropertyChangeListener class that loads all the dependencies and then allocates the object. | ||
== Nasal Scripts == | == Nasal Scripts == | ||